winter storm watch up for areas north and west of the metro area for tomorrow into saturday. today: mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid- upper 30s. winds nw 10-15mph. tonight: increasing clouds. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. friday: rain/snow mix in the late morning or midday. becoming all rain late in the day. heavy rain at times. highs will be in the low 40s. winds ene will be in the 30s. we'll see precipitation start up tomorrow. the models we're working on more local news, weather, and traffic over on our sister station fox43 switch over with us as wavy news 10 at 7 am on fox43 begins in three minutes have a great morning! >>> good morning. snow-m-g. the nation's capal gets ready for what could be one of its worst storms ever. this as an inch in washington last night brings the city to a stop. commuters stuck for hours. even the president delayed. how will they deal with the two feet that could be coming? >>> another day, another drop. the dow plunged again, losing 550 points. will it rebound today? >>> taking no prisers. donald trump unloads on h

plan on areas of fog and drizzle in the area this mornini, with a steady rain developing in the afternoon hours. rainfall amounts will generally be in the quarter to half inch range with temperatures holding steady in the mid-30s in many areas. we'll be seeing more rain on friday with a transition to light snow later friday night into at least the first half of saturdrd. at this time, accumulation s continue to look minor for saturday, though the wind will be picking up and the temperatures will be dropping. the coldest air of the season is still set to arrive on schedule on sunday morning with wind chill values as low as -20 in some locations. today: showers, areas of fog high: 33-39 winds: se 5-15 alo: 35 dbq: 36 iow: 36tonight: showers, areas of fo low: 30-36 winds: se 5-15 alo: 33 dbq: 32 iow: 34tomorrow: rain likely high: 34-40 winds: e 5-10 alo: 36 dbq: 37 iow: 39tomorrow night: rain/snow likely low: 24-30 winds: nw 5-15 alo: 26 dbq: 29 iow: 30 breaking news out of lansing, emergency crews are trying to free 17 miners trapped in an elevator that stopped working at a cargill salt min

a freeze warning for all of these areas you're seeing now shaded in blue and the inland areas dealingh the temperatures this morning that will continue to dip for the next couple of hours. look at the north bay, it's now 28 degrees. 44 in san francisco and 37 in the east bay and south bay. today it warms up to the low 50s and this is the same kind of weather we've seen throughout the week. hi

the area. freezing rain has pretty much taken over the area. not in asheville. look at this wintry wonderland. there is 240 right here. you can sese drivers, if they're even on the road, going very slow, about five to six inches in and around the asheville and henderson area already. greenville, 35 we've got 33 degrees. conditions are will be to get a lot worse. it will change to freezing rain. word, a couple of inches of snow on the ground, 32 degrees. we've got freezing rain in and around the area. the pink is freezing rain. here's the problem. throughout day, this is going to move over our area over the next five hours. back toward the east, we have all this stuff in the middle. this is going to move through in the afternoon and evening. this stuff is the heaviest. this is moderate stuff. here's the low pressure system that's going to move through later on tonight. this low is centered right in there, is going to whip around our area as we go throughout the evening hours. as it does, all thi

no delays for your bay area freeways or bridges. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> breaking news coming out of paris where police officers shot and killed a man with a knife just outside a north paris police station. it all unfolded within the last hour. police announced the man was wearing a fake explosive vest. police say the man shouted glory to god in arabic. it happened in the city's right bank. today's incident comes one year to the day at the charlie hebdo offices. >>> more breaking news out of new york state where crews are trying to reach nine miners trapped in an elevator. some 900 feet under ground. now, within the past hour, they freed eight other trapped min s miners. this is happening at a salt mine in lancing about 40 miles outside of syracuse. those trapped are not in danger. they have been down there for about ten hours and been given radios and other supplies like water. crews are using the crane or basket to try to lift the miners out. we'll continue to follow this breaking situation and bring you any

``the area of the -- the areas of ``low pressure is rolling through ``kansas. ``that low heads south by this ``afternoon, joins up with a ``nether area of low pressure on ``top of texas , it' s a goal ``states, takes a turn, and head ``north. `` depending on where that low ``decides to go, a 50 mile shift ``from wichita to dallas to new ``orleans to hear and cause the ``changes in our forecasted ``snowfall totals. ``the times they the same, running ``around lunchtime, hitting us ``hard for the evening commute, ``and moving out for saturday ``morning. ``we will talk specifics in just a ``moment. ``today, heading out the door, ``feels like the single digits. ``it is 17, but feels like seven. ``cause more often than not. ``sometime kicking in at times. ``16 at 8:00 a.m. ``clouds thicken up this evening ``ahead of tomorrow' s snow. ``everyone of these bands is ``subject to change. ``we are going to have a sharp cut ``off in our area. ``yesterday morning, the models ``were shifting all of the heavy ``snow south. ``would like to see what the next ``model run does. ``

area with wind and heavy snow. that heavier amount going to filler in our area. could be seeing 14 inches or more, northern delaware, chester county. possibly 10 or more around philadelphia up to trenton and higher amounts as we go through area with heavier bands of snow. we'll be tweaking this as we go through. more updates. coming in. lehigh valley, poconos, you could be on the edge of this storm system. on the edge of the snow. for the lehigh valley now, staying around 6 inches. poconos less than that. it's going to depend on the track of the storm. on the edge, that is a tricky area to be on. of course, we'll have a clearer image of this as we get closer to the event. right now, it looks like quite a bit of snow through south jersey and delaware. models show, future weather showing snow. now going into friday. storm system to our south. snow to our south. friday afternoon, keep in mind. looks as though this will barely be missing evening rush. but timing will get closer as we get closer. over night going into friday and overnight hours into saturday, snow mov

("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") winter storm watch up for areas north and west of the metro area for tomorrow into saturday. today: mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid- upper 30s. winds nw 10-15mph. tonight: increasing clouds. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. friday: rain/snow mix in the late morning or midday. becoming all rain late in the day. heavy rain at times. highs will be in the low 40s. winds ene 5- 15mph. today we will see quiet weather. high pressure is in control. highs will be in the 30s. we'll see precipitation start up tomorrow. the models bring it in a little later in the day. so this will allow for more region with snow north of the metro. this will turn into all rain in our area late friday into saturday. then a big area of low pressure will move through and then to our east late saturday. on the back side we could see the precipitation turn back into snow. however, dry air will also start to move into the region. so we could see some light accumulations at that time, but only after a lot of melting from the rain before that point. the highest

heaviest of rain in this area along us one b that's a 1a. we're talking about a tornado warning in the red area. the red zone extends. you're running in the cusp of this and i think it will stay to the south of you. here is the area we believe a tornado would be. around. if you're watching from indian harbor drive, chances are it will be you. sleepy hollow , possible tornado on the ground. no reports of anyone who has it will go right through ponce inlet in the next threor four minutes. we will stay with you. it's now known and we have crossed over. always say it extends until 12:30 p.m., chances are we can is often the next five or 10 minutes. rainfall rates are impressive. hell core could be in there at 3 and a half in./h. if you are watching from sense letter, we are past due. come out and relax. this is booking to the north and east. ponce inlet still under the watch area. here is a live shot of what's going on . everyone is traveling fine . i i don't know what to 53 is. where's that located? >> new smyrna beach. i have a feeling it's ju

it flew all around our area looking for the hardest hit areas. here's the view above penninsula town center in hampton. you can see the main road looks clear, but there are still icy spots in the neighborhood. and here's a fun shot of busch gardens from above. you can see the snow coated roller coasters at the park our team coverage of the winter storm continues. 10 on your side's jason marks is checking out the secondary roads in the williamburg area. looking? the virginia department of transportation (vdot) encourages motorists to avoid unnecessary travel. if travel is a must, drivers should exercise caution while on roads as low overnight temperatures likely will result in icy pavement conditions during the early morning hours. pavement may be especially slick on bridges, overpasses and ramps, which freeze first, and roads with lower traffic volumes and shaded spots. drivers also should be alert for pedestrians walking in roads, especially in more urban areas where most sidewalks are blocked with deep piles of snow. vdot is not responsible for

that's proof the storm has started in our area. as we go through the evening hours by 8:00, it is snowing throughout much of the philadelphia area and getting mighty heavy in central delaware, where it's been snowing and also in cape may county. you can see the darker blue colors now as we go through the night tonight and as you can see even at the shore it's all snow all night and that's why some of the numbers have gone up. unfortunately, the numbers are still up for the wind gusts at the shore. gusts over 60 miles an hour, creating major coastal flooding. we have a lot of problems to come with this storm that is just starting. meteorologist sheena parveen has more on how much snow to expect. >> that's right, so we did increase the snow totals, so if you missed it earlier, we have some of the highest amounts along the i-95 corridor, especially in parts of northern delaware, up towards philadelphia and we could see some isolated heavier amounts. take a look at the map here, 17 to 23 inches around the philadelphia area by the time

it flew all around our area looking for the hardest hit areas. here's the view above penninsula town center in hampton. you can see the main road looks clear, but there are still icy spots in the neighborhood. and here's a fun shot of busch gardens from above. you can see the snow coated roller coasters at the park our team coverage of the winter storm continues on the peninsula. 10 on your side's jason marks is checking out the secondary roads in james city county. jason how are they looking? the virginia department of transportation (vdot) encourages motorists to avoid unnecessary travel. if travel is a must, drivers should exercise caution while on roads as temperatures likely will result in icy pavement conditions during the early morning hours. pavement may be especially slick on bridges, overpasses and ramps, which freeze first, and roads with lower traffic volumes and shaded spots. drivers also should be alert for pedestrians walking in roads, especially in more urban areas where most sidewalks are blocked with deep piles of snow. vdot is

fog around the area. not getting rid of the moisture in the atmosphere. 75 degrees in the afternoon. southwest wind at 5-10 miles per hour. 71 brooksville, clearwater, st. pe peterburg. a little chillier in pensacola. still some clouds and showers working their way through that area. winds coming in from the west, dpufts still at 20 miles per hour. and tampa. 21 mile per hour wind gusts there. a westerly flow behind this broad area of low pressure that raced across the south in the last 24 hours. locatored in the carolinas now, mostly rain. this isn't cold, cold air. it's just moderate. combined with the sunshine tomorrow it should be fairly nice. winds will be lighter tomorrow too. alex did make history. winds 75 miles per hour, continuing to move to the north. no effect on the u.s. or florida. still talking about this january hurricane. haven't had one since 1938! fog forming overnight, very nice evening overall. dense fog possible to start the day. near 60, a few clouds, quiet saturday. 10% rain chance

a freeze warning for all of these areas you're seeing now shaded in blue and the inland areas dealing with the temperatures this morning that will continue to dip for the next couple of hours. look at the north bay, it's now 28 degrees. 44 in san francisco and 37 in the east bay and south bay. today it warms up to the low 50s and this is the same kind of weather we've seen throughout the week. sunshine, mild and breezy and the tri-valley up to 53 degrees. i'll have a look at the weekend forecast which includes some rain. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> well, it's official. we're welcoming in a new year. fireworks from across the world to right here in the bay area symbolize the start of 2016. another year comes a whole new set of laws. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez will start breaking down the changes we'll see today. >> good morning. governor brown signed more than 800 new laws into effect and clearly they're not all going to affect you personally, but one of them does allow beer tasting at your local farmers market. you might like that one. and also allows you to let you

so take look at some of the other totals as we go area by area.ee south allentown 32-inches of snow. norristown, 21.2-inches of snow. mt. holly, 17. philadelphia 17.7. buena, in south jersey, 14-inches of snow. some other totals that were coming in burlington about 17-inches. we're talking places like berks counsel tie upwards of 2 feet of snow with that system. so an additional several inches of snow with that second burst of snow that's will be moving in south jersey. an additional one to 3-inches of snow but also right now we still have that cove al flood warning. the high tide cycle it is this evening over the next couple of hours and then as you move into the back bays, we're talking the next high tide cycle between 10:00 until midnight. but also, the winds. that's still a factor sporadic power outages over the next several hours not out of the question. but the good news is, that as that nor'easter pulls away, you can see by tomorrow morning those winds not as gusty as they have been. so let's take look at that next high tide cycle for the a

there is dry areas covering south jersey and philadelphia area, a temporary drying or easing of the storm. we expect more heavy snow to fill back in the philadelphia area. for now, that heavier snowfall is falling to the north, at times, through bucks county. we have seen heavy snow, and into the lehigh valley, and right now, coming down in the area in burlington county. heavy snowfall. that said, this is a change that we didn't have first thing this morning. we could not even see across the delaware because of the blowing snow and very limited visibility. this is an issue during the day, especially in inland areas where the snow is not well because the temperatures are colder for philadelphia and areas north and west. it's going to be easier to blow around, reduce visibility at times to zero during the day today. all right, a look ahead now. karen thomas is in with that. karen, what are we looking at right now? >>, bill, we check snow accumulations as they come in, and right now, nearly a foot of snow has fallen in new jersey. we want to go ahead and see how much more snow to expect in t

area. they' re affected by the snow storm and 2- 3 feet of snow and it' s still coming down as you can see. we' ll talk more about how this blizzard impacts the east coast you' re taking a live look right s . we have overcast skies and snow coming to an end. we do have a couple of late flurries to talk about in some places and road surfaces and but as far as big winners go all about snow and have to go to the south and east and that includes west union, georgetown and getting new numbers into the fox 19 weather now center and over 5 inches for those locations. aberdeen. around 5 inches for you in falmouth and 4 in lynchburg and going to about 2. those totals are going to range depending on where you are. the farther north and wrest where you head is really not a winter event at all but if you made your way farther to the south and east, it certainly was. you can still see numerous watches and warnings and advisories posted for those folks on the east coast. we still have the winter storm wa

there's a blizzard watch for parts of the area, many places in our area will be getting ten inches or more and there's a possibility at least of major coastal flooding. what is a blizzard? there's a strict definition for that. not just heavy snow and kind of windy. it's got to be 35 mile an hour winds sustained or frequent gusts for three hours or greater in a row and low visibility for three straight hours. rarely happens around here. even the blizzard of '96 wasn't really a blizzard. there's the blizzard watch in this area in lavender. just about all of south jersey except cape may county. areas north and west, which normally get more snow, you're going to get less snow this time, but still enough for a winter storm watch. pretty significant winter storm. then sussex county, delaware, cape may county, winter storm watch there, too. you're going to get heavy snow, lots of wind, coastal flooding, a lot happening at the shore. we have two systems that are going to combine, they haven't done it yet, and that is going to lead to the snow coming in. it starts after 8:00 on friday, the hea

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("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") winter storm watch up for areas north and west of the metro area for tomorrow into saturday. today: mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid- upper 30s. winds nw 10-15mph. tonight: increasing clouds. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. friday: rain/snow mix in the late morning or midday. becoming all rain late in the day. heavy rain at times. highs will be in the low 40s. winds ene 5- 15mph. today we will see quiet weather. high pressure is in control. highs will be in the 30s. we'll see precipitation start up tomorrow. the models bring it in a little later in the day. so this will allow for more of a rain/snow mix in the region with snow north of the metro. this will turn into all rain in our area late friday into saturday. then a big move through and then to our east late saturday. on the back side we could see the precipitation turn back into snow. however, dry air will also start to move into the region. so we could see some light accumulations at that time, but only after a lot of melting from the rain before that point. the highest

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nbc bay area, we investigate. trapped in a sewer for nearly 14 hours... and now-- we're finally hearing from the worker rescued. >>> trapped in a sewer for nearly 14 hours, now we're finally hearing from the worker rescued. >> gracias. no. >> translator: thank you, i don't have enough words. i can't repay them for what they did to help me and thank god i am well and they were able to get me out. >> the same day he was pulled from the trench he was still in the hospital recovering. the east bay plumbing contractor fell 17 feet tuesday while working in oakland. he couldn't free himself because he was buried in sand and construction material. espaza says there were moments when he said he felt like he would die. >> translator: at that moment you can think about a thousand things, but at the same time i wasn't thinking much except for god to help me. >> crews used a vacuum and hand tools to eventually dig him out. >>> well, the weather is washing out plans to reopen delores park. the south side of the park was resched

there may be thunder in some area.irst off, i'm going to take you right now around the montgomery county area because montgomery county, this is what we are looking at coming down around an inch per hour around clarksburg and the bethesda area and we'll zoom in and in toward north bethesda and you see where this is around the north bethesda area and right around the old mall there and up towards the north and we're looking at areas such as gaithersburg and seeing that, as well. head's up in those areas and an inch an hour over toward love i etsville and lighter snow now, but look at this band around quantico, just to the south of waldorf. quantico, you're about to get the heavier snow and woodbridge about to get the heavier snow and you'll get some very heavy snow for a while and lighten up a little bit and then it gets heavy again and as the storm really develops that's when we start to get into the very heavy bands and that's when the snow begins to pile up. continuing to come, veronica has much more on this part of

but hopefully, people would live in these areas, in this huge area that stretches this entire path of the storm, warning and stay inside. >> that sounds just miserable. thank you for being with us. stay safe. >> i can't even imagine. all that snow and 56-mile an hour winds. it is unbelievable. >>> our coverage continues from our northernmost counties. saw some of most snow from thisnee o oro.ryanen hrthe ten. rn1-ma roxbng seenadfl trug theay slon e e arop xbsn resantrgenhavespond to s ar rund h ro lit s thatowor sel veen'satwher ca bifeousid hee antimeoujuto. ry he ki cautlyinslere isls m we e wera mo1 athi shofwhe he ve 35,s r eedere it, ipmeor whn weanntndfu ci thspewar homeju ne f e d b e wralsn. in toicheree inpict in of inin , ankiir. rye ittle seou one suo looktage ers t ersecuateby poous., 74 toun, sengks a to mee yi hh fi t polpusho gos, ate ou the >>he >>> rlieinob o vieel.atdownt leh thhighmmy h i e th ol t we t old n fromeat ely cewhenfofe mis. busothth da tt in urc cesoy in 'lk it r io afa >>> as we take a live look at out there. hundreds of flights canceled because of th

the ridge of area. however, the predominant southerly wind will continue the weather spills into early next week ahead of a cold ruled out as the front moves across our area. another stronger cold front will cross our area it. for now, it looks week...but stay tuned. it'll also get cooler behind the front. hampton police say a suspect was shot and killed while he attempted to rob a business. it happened around 6-20 friday night in the 1st block of west mercury boulevard. the business is called "gift cards atm." police say someone within the business shot the man, who died at the scene. a second man was found on nearby seldendale drive with one gunshot wound. it's not yet clear how he's related to the sgt. matt bond - hampton police division c13 21:08:42 - we can't you is at this point in time, we are speaking with him to think he is related to this. yes. it's not a separate incident it is in fact one isolated incident that individual has been involved in. no one else was hurt. police have not said if th

differently like one area may have a lot of snow for another area wrong with it might be the strong winds that cause the problem so we re making sure were well staffed " but say where they go exactly depends on which area has the greatest need -- not necessarily hampton roads. dominion says social media has tremendously increase in how with customers. 34:14 you can also follow us on twitter friend us on facebook sign up for text messages we want to do everything we can so you understand what )s going on with us and we going to understand what )s going on with you ) we have links and information about how you can best connect to dominion power if you have problems. go to our website - wtkr.com. live in norfolk, mk, newschannel 3 thanks margaret. turning now to virginia beach -- where crews are working to prepare roads before the storm hits - gabriella deluca is live there with more. talk about the fountain at town center. once again crews will focus on bridges and overpasses first. if the snow does start falling and accumulating -- they )ll also be focusing on primary roads in the ci

is the area in question right now, the tornado warning about 22 miles west of the davey area continue to push toward theast and definitely affecting western suburbs of broward county within the next few minutes and as you head out the door, no reason to be out on the road and we continue to mention that and there have been reports and accidents and also flooding across northern portions of palm beach. we can manipulate theerea for question that the tornado warning has been issued. capable of producing a tornado moving through western portions and this is outside the metro areas and we'll take a zoomed-in look so you can see exactly what i'm talking about and i'll put it into motion so it's zooming rapidly toward the northeast and right now about 20 to 22 miles west of the davey area and it's moving quickly. also tornadoarnings will remain in effect until 11:45. this is not going to be an ongoing event. if you have outdoor plans, stay in doors and if you need to pick up the kids, you can always look at our live radar on our nbc news and weather app. you can find they're very easy to ma

the steadiest snow 6am and 9am with most accumulating snow out of the area by 11am. i expect 1 to 2 inches of snowfall for most of us. some steadier pockets might had a additional half and inch. this afternoon expect some blowing snow ass temperatures reach a high of 28 degrees. we are dry tonight with lows in the mid 20s and highs in a dry thursday of 33 degrees. stay weather aware for friday as another system could bring significant snow amounts to parts of the tri state especially our southern areas thursday night into friday. this is a tricky one and still uncertain on track we will keep a watchful eye. carstar traffic denise does traffic denise does traffic travel difficulties are expected due to reduced visibilities and snow accumulations. this snow will affect the morning commute...which will make travel conditions increasingly hazardous. leave extra time for driving. denise tosses to sara live winter weather advisory remains in effect until 7pm. live winter weather effect until 7pm. continue to develop this morning causing roads to slick and ice uk very easil

nbc bay area, we investigate. the super bowl gridlock will soon make it's way to the >>> get excited. the super bowl gridlock will soon make its way to the south bay. >> if it has not already. people who live and work near levi stadium are prepping a major inconvenience in the coming days. starting on sunday part of tazman drive is going to be closed for more than a week. some restaurants in the area are a bit concerned that that closure will steer business away while others are stocking up. but everyone is preparing for a traffic nightmare. >> i think we're going to be really busy that day. that whole week, actually, is going to be crazy. >> it is a parking lot, you know, normal commute hours. >> so, just imagine what it's going to be like during the height of the super bowl. some folks who live in the area say they plan to leave town entirely for the big event. or rent out your room. >> you can always head to san francisco, as well, as we're just days away from the opening day of super bowl l. metal detectors, f

warmbier is from the cincinnati area. the u-s embassy in seoul says it is aware of the reports of his arrest. we continue to follow breaking news - thousands of outages. the storm knocked out power in every hampton roads city! we'll update you on the numbers. and more breaking news out of mathews county. look at these unbelieveable pictures of an historic theater that was destroyed by heavy snow. we'll have more so i bike. i get all of my greens. and i try not to faint. this.. i can do easily. benefiber healthy shape. just a couple of spoonfuls every day means fewer cravings. plus, it's all natural, clear, taste-free and dissolves completely. it's clinically proven to keep me fuller longer and helps keep me healthy inside and out. benefiber healthy shape. this, i can do. we have crews all over hampton roads this morning. we're are on your side to make sure you're prepared to deal with anything mother nature may have to throw at you today. let's take a look at tower cam 10 over the skies of downtown norfolk and portsmouth.

winter storm watch up for areas north and west of the metro area for tomorrow into saturday. today: mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid- upper 30s. winds nw 10-15mph. tonight: increasing clouds. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. friday: rain/snow mix in the late morning or midday. becoming all rain late in the day. heavy rain at times. highs will be in the low 40s. winds ene will be in the 30s. we'll see precipitation start up tomorrow. the models we're working on more local news, weather, and traffic over on our sister station fox43 switch over with us as wavy news 10 at 7 am on fox43 begins in three minutes have a great morning! we're on your side tracking winter weather in hampton roads. we got a dusting overnight. you may still see some of it left over. but that's just the beginning. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is watching the skies for our next round of snow, and that will be more substantial. i'm rico bush live in virginia beach watching for slick spots. we'll give you a closer look at the road conditions this morning. and if you're catching a flig

an area known for its safe area. ahead, a brazen burglary. >>> good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. more showers along the north bay. we're tracking what's ahead in your weekend weather. also, an important update on the sierra snowpack. the latest numbers and what we're finding out right now in just a few minutes. a spike in crime in one bay area community known for low crime rates. in d >>> new at 6:00 tonight, a spike in crime in one bay area community known for low crime rates and a very chill vibe. just last week, six homes were broken into. the action that police are taking with elyce. >> danville is known for its low crime rate here in contra costa and across the country. now it is being hit with a wave of property theft and brazen robberies in broad daylight. robert has never seen anything like it. police say criminals are coming into the close-knit east baytown of danville at an alarming rate. his neighbor recently got hit. >> we just don't have it. the people are coming here i think because of the fact that there are people here who hav

you'll see this includes very big areas for us. it includes durham, northern positions of raleigh, southern that's hillsborough. that's chapel hill. further south, southern portions wake county, this is faulk v, holly springs area 1 to 3 inches possible. this area in white, 5 to 10 inches of snow and sleet pox. that's roxboro county, northern portions of granville county and mecklenburg county. we have our crew, emma wright in person isn't. i'm sure she'll be keeping us totals. let's talk about ice. this is going to be critical causing power outages. we all know these temperatures very cold. it's going to be crucial to stay warm. the bulls eye of ice off to our from where we were thinking yesterday, siler industry, chatham county, orange county, person county, a half inch of ice possible. for the majority of wake county, about a quarter inch possible. the ice is only part of the battle because the winds are going to pick up. wind busts could be approaching that in itself is impressive. combine that with the weight of the snow and i

in rural areas. happening now right now... winter storm watches are going right now... winter storm watches are going into effect for most of the mid atlantic and northeast. officials are warning people to prepare for heavy, "perhaps crippling" snow to hit. one of the places under the greatest threat...washingto n d-c...up to two feet of snow could fall there. the good news... we aren't expecting to see that much snow here at home.... but we could see some of that weather system... and road crews are already gearing up for the possible snowfall. our jordan vilines is live with all the details. live the city still has about 21-thousand tons of salt on hand as crews continue to treat primary and residential streets snow left over from yesterday. crews have been working in 12 hour shifts since tuesday night at 7 and the next shift for these crews will begin this morning at 7 am. depending on what we see tomorrow, hamilton county road crews say their routine is pretty simple -- they plow, they salt, they

in fact, 50s expected all across the bay area. i want to put things on pause just for a second and take a look at january. on average this is the wettest month of the year for the bay area. over the next ten days we look to be good to at least get 50% of our monthly average of great news. san francisco is looking at 3 inches. monthly average 4.31 and san jose good for 1.5 and oakland good for 2.5. as we leave you right now we're looking at a flash flood watch that's been issued for portions of the bay area. we'll let you know who is under that and what it means in about 25 minutes. >> it's been a month since the mass shootings in san bernardino. we'll show you what happened there and hasn't happened since the shots rang out. >>> plus, four would exaway from the first presidential primar s primaries. the reason the golden state could play a major republican role in the republican nomination. ♪ life. just when you think you know where it's going, it takes you someplace else. covered california is here to help californians who need h

you can see heavy rain blanketing of the bay area as we speak. >> our team here in the bay area are ready to get you out the door if that's where you're headed. let's start with meteorologist kari hall. how long will the rain stick around? looks like we're getting a lot of it. >> widespread and will last for a few more hours. this impacting the morning commute as we get a closer look at the scans as it moves around the bay area. right now some of the heaviest rain is moving into the south bay. so, just south of san jose. heading up 101. there may be some standing water on the roads, so watch out for that. as it continues, slick conditions downpours and some breezy winds. we may, at times, haves up to 35 miles an hour. as you go through the morning commute, still very soggy, but this evening it will be drying up. so, i'll detail that and look ahead for the next chance of rain that will be here by the end of the week. that's coming up in just a few minutes. but let's see how the roads are moving now with mike. >> karia combination of factors that are a big issue. of course, the rain that yo

so different factors here across the area. this is noon saturday. this is when we expect to see some of the highest winds and a lot of concerns along the shore. 60 miles an hour wind gusts. we have high tide times along the shore that are going to happen about three times during this entire event combined with a full moon that makes tides a lot bigger than they normally are and the rain/snow mix we'll watch for these areas as well. if you are in delaware, here are your high tide times, saturday 7:00 a.m. then 12 hours later another high tide, 12 hours after that we'll see another one sunday morning. if you're in cape may, the first high tide is 7:17, another 12 hours later, another 8:00 a.m. sunday and for atlantic county, pretty much similar thing, atlantic city seeing high tide times close to 7:00 a.m. that happened n 12 hour intervals. so take a look at the future wind gusts. starting friday look how the wind starts to increase. not just saturday evening but overnight and watch the peak of the storm noon saturday. we could be seeing 70 mile an ho

corridor. all areas by ``get towards midnight. ``futurecast a showing by the time ``we get into the end of the still have your ``snow bands along and southeast ``towards wilmington as well. ``getting into 8:00 and 9:00, ``watching the back edge of the ``system get closer. ``snow showers get lighter, by the ``time we get to dawn tomorrow ``morning, most places are totally ``done with this snow. ``not expect an snowfall totals ``for most of us. ``by the time we get to 6:00 ``tonight, your response of any ``substantial accumulation is ``south of the 71, 35 split, or ``near that area is where you ``could have an inch or more on ``the ground for the evening ``commute. ``i vesely, heavier snowfall ``totals down towards mason and ``robertson counties in kentucky, ``where eventually you end up with ``inches of snow. ``dance in cincinnati, 71 and ``us. ``had further southeast, and you ``will see some substantial snow. ``by the weekend, it melts away as ``damages make it into the upper ``30' ``mark: randi, thank you. ``forced out into the c

towards the york county area -- you have a national park area that is shaded all day long. if those streets are wet, they can flash freeze. that's no cover means greater means greater radiational cooling. temperatures in the 40 degree to 45 degrees range -- 40-degree to 45-degree range. a few microclimates across the area. i will tell you more about what we can expect. a lot more coming up in the forecast. tom: the ripple effect of the winter weather continues to hit norfolk's airport as major facilities in d.c., philly, and new york continue to dig out. some 1600 flights were canceled today. getting to baltimore, jfk, or newark from norfolk was nearly impossible. check with your airline before even thinking about going to the airports. nicole: getting around by ground in the northeast and even parts of virginia is getting better, but it is not there yet. plows are out in all major cities. beginning to run in some areas. some schools will be closed again tomorrow. that cost of the storm -- the cost of the storm is expected to top $3 billion so far. tom: you can keep track o

. here at home, areas north and 1-2 in the light blue area. 2-4 in the medium blue. we're looking at the potential for 4-6. tomorrow's forecast, it looks like this. 24 around 7:00. it will feel more like 10 degrees. it's going to be very cold. the breeze kicking in the north, northeast. chance for rain late in the day on monday, turning to snow shower activity on tuesday. we get back closer to average, in terms of temperatures. with the exception of monday. >> sounds good, >> all right. this is a live picture of the nation's capitol. it looks nice and serene right now much it's covered in snow. they are expecting two feet of snow. before this is all over. >> a deputy in oregon couldn't believe what he found in the middle of the road while he's on patrol. >> a toddler spotted in the middle of the highway, running, picked up the child and returned him to the frantic parents much the 2-year-old slipped away while they were cleaning up in a gathering in a nearby community center. it could be a lot. how much snow, you see, has everything to do with location. we're in the thick of it, >> t

it flew all around our area looking for the hardest hit areas. here's the view above you can see the main road looks clear, but there are still icy spots in the neighborhood. and here's a fun shot of busch gardens from above. you can see the snow coated roller coasters at the park our team coverage of the winter storm continues on the peninsula. 10 on your side's jason marks is checking out the secondary roads in the northern part of newport news off of yorktown road. jason how are they looking? the virginia department of transportation (vdot) encourages motorists to avoid unnecessary travel. if travel is a must, drivers should exercise caution while on roads as temperatures likely will result in icy pavement conditions during the early morning hours. pavement may be especially slick on bridges, overpasses and ramps, which freeze first, and roads with lower traffic volumes and shaded spots. alert for pedestrians walking in roads, especially in more urban areas where most sidewalks are blocked with deep piles of snow. vdot is not responsible for s

metro area and through warrenton and manassas around the springfield area. can see those two bands and around leesburg and bluemontt and manassas and over toward woodbridge and clinton and that will move over to alexandria and washington and your snow will get heavier in the next 15 to 20 minutes and the wider view showing the storm system and look at how massive this storm is. snow all of the way down into central alabama they're seeing some snow. on the front side of it we're picking up some thunder and some lightning down there and some thunderstorms down toward the carolinas and western carolina, already some thundersnow reported there and yes, we could see thundersnow in our region, too, and that's why this is such a dangerous system and a lot going on and the winds will be a big factor and right now we do have some snow coming in and that reduces visibility and veronica johnson, we're on the storm team 4 patio and we've seen the visibility go up and back down and that's the bands that we continue to see move through. >> exactly. the intensity of the sn

well, now we are tracking rain for our area. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley here with the forecast and more on that. bill. >> lauren, the first rain of the morning, as you know, came through as freezing rain. this is berks county. there's interstate 78 in between 7:00 and 8:00 this morning. just very light rain came through the area. just enough to create that icing along i-78. that line of showers now over new jersey. and it's really fizzled in the last few minutes. just a few raindrops now, and not much left there. there's still freezing rain advisory in effect for parts of eastern pennsylvania, but not for much longer. the temperatures, they're above freezing. 45 right now in philadelphia. what a warmup. it's about a clouds coming in, 47 in millville and it's in the low 50s in cape may. even allentown is warming up, reading now 34 degrees. and climbing. we will see limited sunshine today. dry for the next few hours. 47 degrees by 1:00. and then some light rain showers at 4:00 and into the evening commute. we'll

we have two areas that are coming together. this area is weakening. this one, this other one, taking over. a lot of moisture already, hasn't even brought in atlantic moisture yet. so now as we go through the next couple of days, there's 10:00 p.m. on friday, snow is just getting started in philadelphia, but it's already getting fairly heavy in delaware. and as we go through saturday morning, it is snowing everywhere, and some of that, the darker blue, heavier snow. we may see it break up a little bit from time to time, but it's pretty much a steady snow through saturday night, and look at that, even overnight saturday night, going to take a while. early sunday morning before it finally moves out. so how much snow? greatest amount of snow as you head towards baltimore and washington. again, that's kind of unusual. lesser amounts of snow as you head towards the poconos. so there's your 14 to 18 inches, generally delaware county, southern chester county, northern delaware. 14 to 18 inches. 10 to 14 inches up towards the philadelphia area and towards the

so this is a traffic area. power outages in the area. we even talked to a young lady looking at this waffle house. what time is it, first of all? >> from 8:30 to 9:00, the nights were flickering all night long. okay. we're going to be okay. and then about 10:30, the 9-1-1 calls started at 10:37. about 10:30, everybody having a good time, lights still running and just all of a sudden, just a big boom. it's not like it's right there. caitlin: you had a front row view. did you see it? >> yes, there were sparks and everything. after it snapped, caught on fire. everything, the live wire was just sizzling the whole time. it was a bad sight. john: and the people inside were eating. was there a little bit of chaos inside? >> there was a lot of chaos. everybody knew what to do. everybody just calm down. it's going to be all right. caitlin: and i can tell, she's definitely a cool character. told everybody to remain calm, big deal. here's the big kicker. destiny and other waffle house employees had to stay here all night long because you couldn't f

our free nbc bay area app. just click on the weather tab and find the live doppler radar and you can see the current one and the future one and download that app from the apple app store or google play for android devices. >>> a gunman on the loose and a man in serious condition after being shot in hayward. now, police are asking for help just to find out what happened. officers found the victim on harris road right near huntwood avenue. this was about 12:30 yesterday afternoon. all police can say at this point is that it's a 30-year-old man and they are looking for a suspect believed to be in his 20s. >>> in antioch an infant is safe and sound this morning after an amber alert was canceled. police are still looking for that 1-year-old baby's father. police say 27-year-old ricardo sanchez gomez threatened to kill the baby boy and his mother yesterday. she told officers gomez was visiting her and the boy after being estranged most of the baby's one year of life. the amber alert was issued after he took off with

the area . during the late morning sunday low 50s. today, senator and former presidential candidate lindsey graham endorsed candidate jeb bush as his pick for president. today, senator and former presidential candidate lindsey graham endorsed candidate jeb bush as his pick for president. graham started his speech by recognizing his campaign and saying he "fell short," but now as a citizen, he the senator explained that he thinks bush has the skills to get the world on board and working together. "i have concluded without any hesitation, without any doubt, that jeb bush is ready on day 1 to be the commander in chief for the sacrifices of the 1 percent who have been fighting education mick zais also spoke in support of bush. republicans donald trump and ted cruz came to an abrupt end, as the front-runners battled it out during a fiery debate in north charleston last night. trump questioned whether cruz is eligible to be president due to his canadian roots. cruz fired back, mentioning the birth of